The right is a bunch of polar and non-polar molecules. Explore how different or similar molecules form intermolecular attractions when they are close together. Then take a snapshot of the model, and use the drawing tools to show where you see the attractions. Then take a snapshot of the model, and use the drawing tools to show where you see the attractions (Use the pen/annotate).
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What formed intermolecular attractions?
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